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The\nPenny Savings and Loan Bank Golden Block is in front of the building that once\nwas The Penny Savings and Loan Bank. \nDeacon Albert Taylor, one of the founders of the bank is represented on\nthe top of the Golden Block. (The\nbuilding still stands)

Marker structure in the shape of a golden block was created by Sara Cooks.

Illustrative tile on top was created by Ashley Gray.

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The\nBurruss Sanitarium Golden Block is located on the corner of the Richmond County\nHealth Department. That was the location\nof the Burruss Sanitarium, started by Dr. George S. Burruss Sanitarium. An image of the Burruss Sanitarium is\nrepresented on top of the Golden Block. (The building is no longer there)

Marker structure in the shape of a golden block was created by Sara Cooks.

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This mural pays tribute to several important educators in Augusta. Pictured (l-r), Ursula Collins, Assistant Principal, Mauge Street Grammar School, teacher, Home Economics; Marjorie Carter, educator, Haines Normal and Industrial Institute and Laney High School, teacher, General Sciences, Biology, and French; Margaret Louise Laney, niece of Lucy Craft Laney, Principal, Haines Normal and Industrial Institute, educator, Craig Elementary, A.R. Johnson Junior High School, T.W. Josey High School, English; Rosa T. Beard, educator, A.R. Johnson Junior High School, T.W. Josey High School, founder, Rocket Club, founder, Rosa T. Beard Debutante Club; Rosa C. Tutt, piano instructor, music director, Haines Normal Industrial Institute and Laney High School; Ruth Crawford, educator, Director, Shiloh Community Center.

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The largest urban uprising in the South during the Civil Rights Movement happened in Augusta on May 11-12, 1970.

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The Lucy Craft Laney Museum is the largest African American Museum in the Central Savannah River Area (CSRA, Augusta and its Surrounding Areas). The museum, which opened in 1991, is a small house museum that was the former home of Miss Lucy Craft Laney.
The museum is located in the Historic Laney-Walker District, near the original site of the Haines Normal and Industrial Institute. The mission of the Lucy Craft Laney Museum of Black History is to promote the legacy of Ms. Lucy Craft Laney through arts and history. We accomplish this awesome task by educating and exposing children and adults of the CSRA, the State and beyond to the arts, history, literature and leadership through exhibits and programs.

The Preservation of a Legacy
Ms. Laney dedicated her life to providing educational opportunities for Black youth in the Augusta area. Ms. Laney was the founder of the Haines Normal and Industrial Institute which was located on the present site of the Lucy Laney Comprehensive High School. She started one of thee first kindergarten programs for Black children in Augusta and founded the Lamar School of Nursing for Black women. She was also one of the co-founders of the Augusta Branch of the NAACP, which was established in her home in February of 1917.

The Lucy Laney High School, Laney Walker Boulevard (formerly Gwinnett Street) and the Laney Walker North Historic District have all been named in Ms. Laney’s honor. Now through the restoration of her home by Delta House, Inc., another important cultural institution has been dedicated in her memory. The museum is open to all.

Learn more at https://lucycraftlaneymuseum.com.

Find us on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/LaneyMuseum/.

","

Operating Hours
Our administrative staff can be reached Monday through Saturday from 9am to 5pm, at the Snypse-Allen House, adjacent to the museum.

Guided Museum Tour Times
Guided tours are offered Tuesday through Saturday, beginning promptly at 10:30am. The museum is closed noon to 1pm; tours resume at 1:30pm, 2:30pm, and 3:30pm. Reservations are encouraged. Group tours of 10 or more visitors must be booked in advance and may be offered flexible tour times. The museum is open Sundays only for special events.

Admission Prices (Effective July 1, 2019)
Adults - $7.00
Seniors (62+); military members & family with authorized ID- $5.00
Youth ages 4-17 years - $3.00
Preschool and SEMC members – Complimentary

Parking
The museum’s parking lot is conveniently located at the corner of Laney-Walker Boulevard and Phillips Street. Certified public safety officers are on duty during evening and special events.

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We accomplish this awesome task by educating and exposing children and adults of the CSRA, the State and beyond to the arts, history, literature and leadership through exhibits and programs. The Preservation of a LegacyMs. Laney dedicated her life to providing educational opportunities for Black youth in the Augusta area. Ms. Laney was the founder of the Haines Normal and Industrial Institute which was located on the present site of the Lucy Laney Comprehensive High School. She started one of thee first kindergarten programs for Black children in Augusta and founded the Lamar School of Nursing for Black women. She was also one of the co-founders of the Augusta Branch of the NAACP, which was established in her home in February of 1917.The Lucy Laney High School, Laney Walker Boulevard (formerly Gwinnett Street) and the Laney Walker North Historic District have all been named in Ms. Laney’s honor. Now through the restoration of her home by Delta House, Inc., another important cultural institution has been dedicated in her memory. The museum is open to all. Learn more at https://lucycraftlaneymuseum. com. 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Marker structure in the shape of a golden block was created by Sara Cooks.

Illustrative tile on top was created by Ashley Gray.

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Walker lived at 1011 Gwinnett Street until his death in 1921. ",33.4648328,-81.9764708,[720,721],"Residence of Reverend C.T. Walker, the founder of Tabernacle Baptist Church, until his death in 1921","Reverend Charles T. Walker was born into slavery in 1858 near Hephzibah, later moving to Augusta to study divinity at the Augusta Institute (now Morehouse College). Walker received his ordination at Franklin Covenant Baptist Church and established Augusta's Tabernacle Baptist Church in 1885. Walker traveled to the Middle East and Europe in 1891, visiting the renowned Reverend Charles Spurgeon's church in London. In 1899, President McKinley appointed him as Chaplain during the U. S. occupation of Cuba following the Spanish-American War. Walker relocated to Mount Olivet Baptist Church in New York and established the first African-American YMCA in Harlem. Returning to Augusta, he hosted John D. Rockefeller and William Howard Taft at Tabernacle and Booker T. Washington and George Washington Carver at the Walker Baptist Institute. Walker lived at 1011 Gwinnett Street until his death in 1921. 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In 1910, Alfred Berrian, George S. Burruss, Oscar Cook. F.M. Dugas, John F. Dugas, James S. Harper, A.C. Jarton, A.M. Sherrill, Robert Shuften, George N. Stoney, Albert Taylor and Robert S. Williams petitioned the Superior Court of Richmond County for the purpose of chartering the Penny Savings Loan and Investment Company. Some of the objectives of the organization were help men and women of small incomes in securing homes, to encourage the entrepreneurial spirit in the Negro community and encourage people to save and invest. The savings and loan began serving the Augusta community with the following officers: President: Robert S. Williams, Vice President: George S. Burruss, and as Cashier: Henry C. Dugas. The goal of the Savings and Loan was to help the Negro community improve their lives.

In 1922, the Penny Savings Company decided to merge with the Citizen's Trust Company in Atlanta. The Citizen's Trust Company promised to build a new building and provide funds and assets. After the stockholders and directors agreed to the terms the merger was complete. The name of the new financial institution would be the Penny Savings Bank. This merger of the two companies would unfortunately last only a few years. 1925 marked the 14th year of service of the Penny Savings Company to the Augusta community and the end of the merger with the Citizen's Trust Company. Financial problems caused the Citizen's Trust Company to close its door's leaving the Penny Savings Bank once again on its own. This left the Penny Savings trying to reclaim its assets from the former Citizen's Trust Company. The Penny Savings Bank directors met with the Citizen's Trust Company to obtain their resources. Great effort was taken to get the Penny Savings Bank back on a solid financial footing. Most of the banks current resources were used by the directors to recover their assets from the Citizen's Trust Company. Unfortunately the assets were not returned over to them until the end of 1927. With the bank not able to pay the depositors the decision was made to close its doors.

",33.4637734,-81.9736891,[756],"An African American bank that operated during the early portion of the 20th Century","In 1910, Alfred Berrian, George S. Burruss, Oscar Cook. F. M. Dugas, John F. Dugas, James S. Harper, A. C. Jarton, A. M. Sherrill, Robert Shuften, George N. Stoney, Albert Taylor and Robert S. Williams petitioned the Superior Court of Richmond County for the purpose of chartering the Penny Savings Loan and Investment Company. Some of the objectives of the organization were help men and women of small incomes in securing homes, to encourage the entrepreneurial spirit in the Negro community and encourage people to save and invest. The savings and loan began serving the Augusta community with the following officers: President: Robert S. Williams, Vice President: George S. Burruss, and as Cashier: Henry C. Dugas. The goal of the Savings and Loan was to help the Negro community improve their lives. In 1922, the Penny Savings Company decided to merge with the Citizen's Trust Company in Atlanta. The Citizen's Trust Company promised to build a new building and provide funds and assets. After the stockholders and directors agreed to the terms the merger was complete. The name of the new financial institution would be the Penny Savings Bank. This merger of the two companies would unfortunately last only a few years. 1925 marked the 14th year of service of the Penny Savings Company to the Augusta community and the end of the merger with the Citizen's Trust Company. Financial problems caused the Citizen's Trust Company to close its door's leaving the Penny Savings Bank once again on its own. This left the Penny Savings trying to reclaim its assets from the former Citizen's Trust Company. The Penny Savings Bank directors met with the Citizen's Trust Company to obtain their resources. Great effort was taken to get the Penny Savings Bank back on a solid financial footing. Most of the banks current resources were used by the directors to recover their assets from the Citizen's Trust Company. Unfortunately the assets were not returned over to them until the end of 1927. 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Here, at Trinity's original location, three bishops were elected at the 1873 CME General Convention, including Lucius H. Holsey, a primary founder of Augusta's Paine College. Trinity continued to produce influential congregants, both locally and nationally, including Trinity pastor Henry Sebastian Doyle, a controversial but influential leader of Negro Populism, an agrarian-populist movement of the late nineteenth century. Other prominent members including John Wesley Gilbert, the first African-American faculty member of Paine College, and NAACP Chairman Channing Tobias, who instituted the CME name change from \"Colored Methodist Episcopal\" to \"Christian Methodist Episcopal\" in 1954. Due to soil contamination, Trinity's congregation relocated to the Glenn Hills Community in 2001.",33.467444,-81.969036,[840,841],"One of the founding churches of the Christian Methodist Episcopal denomination, Mother Trinity predates the denomination by 30 years.","Trinity Christian Methodist Episcopal Church (CME) was established in 1840 as a separate congregation by African-American members of St. John Methodist Episcopal Church-South. Here, at Trinity's original location, three bishops were elected at the 1873 CME General Convention, including Lucius H. Holsey, a primary founder of Augusta's Paine College. Trinity continued to produce influential congregants, both locally and nationally, including Trinity pastor Henry Sebastian Doyle, a controversial but influential leader of Negro Populism, an agrarian-populist movement of the late nineteenth century. Other prominent members including John Wesley Gilbert, the first African-American faculty member of Paine College, and NAACP Chairman Channing Tobias, who instituted the CME name change from \"Colored Methodist Episcopal\" to \"Christian Methodist Episcopal\" in 1954. Due to soil contamination, Trinity's congregation relocated to the Glenn Hills Community in 2001.",[221,822,822],{"_74":838,"_163":149,"_164":839},[],"walkingtour640x440-Trinity2.jpg","https://api.opentour.site/georgia-humanities/v4/public/media/rzpzttg9fdpxscapfkd6li3z2bmj?variant=desktop",{"_133":851,"_130":24,"_163":149,"_180":228,"_181":-5,"_182":149,"_183":838,"_184":852,"_35":853,"_187":-5,"_188":232,"_189":838,"_190":233,"_191":234,"_74":838,"_192":149},{"_133":842,"_130":24,"_163":149,"_180":228,"_181":-5,"_182":149,"_183":843,"_184":844,"_35":845,"_187":-5,"_188":232,"_189":843,"_190":233,"_191":234,"_74":843,"_192":149},381,"walkingtour640x440-Trinity1.jpg",{"_193":846,"_195":847,"_197":848,"_199":849,"_200":850},443,"https://api.opentour.site/georgia-humanities/v4/public/media/6hgbzd5pghtqqsb5f8w244i172rq","https://api.opentour.site/georgia-humanities/v4/public/media/6hgbzd5pghtqqsb5f8w244i172rq?variant=mobile","https://api.opentour.site/georgia-humanities/v4/public/media/6hgbzd5pghtqqsb5f8w244i172rq?variant=tablet","https://api.opentour.site/georgia-humanities/v4/public/media/6hgbzd5pghtqqsb5f8w244i172rq?variant=desktop","https://api.opentour.site/georgia-humanities/v4/public/media/6hgbzd5pghtqqsb5f8w244i172rq?variant=lqip",380,{"_193":854,"_195":855,"_197":856,"_199":839,"_200":857},444,"https://api.opentour.site/georgia-humanities/v4/public/media/rzpzttg9fdpxscapfkd6li3z2bmj","https://api.opentour.site/georgia-humanities/v4/public/media/rzpzttg9fdpxscapfkd6li3z2bmj?variant=mobile","https://api.opentour.site/georgia-humanities/v4/public/media/rzpzttg9fdpxscapfkd6li3z2bmj?variant=tablet","https://api.opentour.site/georgia-humanities/v4/public/media/rzpzttg9fdpxscapfkd6li3z2bmj?variant=lqip","w-h-mays-mortuary","W.H. 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Walker",{"_35":743,"_65":858,"_74":859},28,{"_35":930,"_65":931,"_74":932},143,"1223 Laney Walker Blvd, Augusta, GA 30901, USA","Reverend C.T. Walker, founder of Tabernacle Baptist Church, died in 1921. He was laid to rest next to his church. Every August during the church anniversary a wreath a laid at his grave by the church congregation to acknowledge the profound achievements of one of the most gifted orators and ministers of the late 19th-early 20th Century.",33.46613743,-81.98009857,[912,913],"Reverend C. T. Walker, founder of Tabernacle Baptist Church, died in 1921. He was laid to rest next to his church. Every August during the church anniversary a wreath a laid at his grave by the church congregation to acknowledge the profound achievements of one of the most gifted orators and ministers of the late 19th-early 20th Century.",[221,895,895],{"_74":910,"_163":149,"_164":911},[],"WalkerGrave.jpg","https://api.opentour.site/georgia-humanities/v4/public/media/9f3lasgo5o04lin6l5mcc50wlc97?variant=desktop",{"_133":923,"_130":24,"_163":149,"_180":228,"_181":-5,"_182":149,"_183":910,"_184":924,"_35":925,"_187":-5,"_188":232,"_189":910,"_190":233,"_191":234,"_74":910,"_192":149},{"_133":914,"_130":24,"_163":-5,"_180":-5,"_181":-5,"_182":-5,"_183":915,"_184":916,"_35":917,"_187":-5,"_188":-5,"_189":-5,"_190":-5,"_191":-5,"_74":915,"_192":-5},893,"Walker.jpg",{"_193":918,"_195":919,"_197":920,"_199":921,"_200":922},1004,"https://api.opentour.site/georgia-humanities/v4/public/media/87corf17gc8mxpyw8mzmstrb39at","https://api.opentour.site/georgia-humanities/v4/public/media/87corf17gc8mxpyw8mzmstrb39at?variant=mobile","https://api.opentour.site/georgia-humanities/v4/public/media/87corf17gc8mxpyw8mzmstrb39at?variant=tablet","https://api.opentour.site/georgia-humanities/v4/public/media/87corf17gc8mxpyw8mzmstrb39at?variant=desktop","https://api.opentour.site/georgia-humanities/v4/public/media/87corf17gc8mxpyw8mzmstrb39at?variant=lqip",477,{"_193":926,"_195":927,"_197":928,"_199":911,"_200":929},549,"https://api.opentour.site/georgia-humanities/v4/public/media/9f3lasgo5o04lin6l5mcc50wlc97","https://api.opentour.site/georgia-humanities/v4/public/media/9f3lasgo5o04lin6l5mcc50wlc97?variant=mobile","https://api.opentour.site/georgia-humanities/v4/public/media/9f3lasgo5o04lin6l5mcc50wlc97?variant=tablet","https://api.opentour.site/georgia-humanities/v4/public/media/9f3lasgo5o04lin6l5mcc50wlc97?variant=lqip",131,"the-lenox-theater","The Lenox Theater",{"_35":577,"_65":895,"_74":896},27,{"_35":281,"_65":958,"_74":959},132,"1120 James Brown Blvd, Augusta, GA 30901, USA","The Lenox Theater was considered by many to be one of the greatest entertainment centers for African Americans in the deep south during the early 20th Century. Situated at the heart of what would be called The Golden Blocks the Lenox as both movie theater and concert venue.",33.46434823,-81.97337453,[950],"The Lenox Theater was considered by many to be one of the greatest entertainment centers for African Americans in the deep south during the early 20th Century. Situated at the heart of what would be called The Golden Blocks the Lenox as both movie theater and concert venue.",[221,948,948,949,931],{"_74":946,"_163":149,"_164":947},[],"walkingtour640x440-lenox1.jpg","https://api.opentour.site/georgia-humanities/v4/public/media/t9ulijgkd4n8gn6zo4tr5jet9nvw?variant=desktop","lenox-theater","tlenox-theater",{"_133":951,"_130":24,"_163":149,"_180":228,"_181":-5,"_182":149,"_183":946,"_184":952,"_35":953,"_187":-5,"_188":232,"_189":946,"_190":233,"_191":234,"_74":946,"_192":149},406,{"_193":954,"_195":955,"_197":956,"_199":947,"_200":957},474,"https://api.opentour.site/georgia-humanities/v4/public/media/t9ulijgkd4n8gn6zo4tr5jet9nvw","https://api.opentour.site/georgia-humanities/v4/public/media/t9ulijgkd4n8gn6zo4tr5jet9nvw?variant=mobile","https://api.opentour.site/georgia-humanities/v4/public/media/t9ulijgkd4n8gn6zo4tr5jet9nvw?variant=tablet","https://api.opentour.site/georgia-humanities/v4/public/media/t9ulijgkd4n8gn6zo4tr5jet9nvw?variant=lqip","golden-block-marker-for-f-m-dugas-and-sons-funeral-home","Golden Block Marker for F. M. Dugas and Sons Funeral Home",{"_35":930,"_65":931,"_74":932},26,{"_35":253,"_65":996,"_74":997},248,"

F. M. Dugas and Sons Funeral Home Golden Block is located in front of\nwhat was once the Pilgrim Health and Life Insurance Company Civic Room. F.M. Dugas and Sons was the first African\nAmerican funeral home established in Augusta. \nAn image of the funeral home is represented on top of the Golden Block. \n(The building still stands)

Marker structure in the shape of a golden block was created by Sara Cooks.

Illustrative tile on top was created by Ashley Gray.

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Marker structure in the shape of a golden block was created by Sara Cooks.

Illustrative tile on top was created by Ashley Gray.

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Cedar Grove Cemetery was established in 1818 as a public burial site for African Americans in Augusta. Aiken, South Carolina native Dr. George N. Stoney is buried in Cedar Grove.

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Thankful was established as Independent Baptist Church in 1840. It changed its name to Thankful in 1844. Thankful served as one of the major churches during the modern Civil Rights Movement in Augusta.

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Amanda was a formerly enslaved young woman that inherited a large amount of money and land from her white father. She moved to Augusta and bought a home on Telfair Street where she lived until she died in 1883. Her inheritance made her the richest African American woman in the United States.

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Of there 144 enslaved persons, half agreed to leave the United States and resettle in what would become the nation of Liberia. The Tubmans, along with other African American emigrates made a new life for themselves, but at the cost of antagonizing the indigenous people in that area. The generations of conflict between these groups would eventually lead to civil war in the 1980's.

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In the 1980's there were bones found in the basement area of The Medical College of Georgia. It became the basis of years of research that led to a book, Bones in the Basement.

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The Golden Blocks Digital Walking Tour and Public Art Project are an ongoing work. We will continue to add. If there is a person, place, or event of cultural significance that you believe should be added, please let us know. If you would like to contribute images or oral histories or documents to this digital walking tour, we would love to include them.

Contact Corey Rogers, Historian at the Lucy Craft Laney Museum or Pax Bobrow at the Greater Augusta Arts Council.

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This project is made possible in part by grants from the National Endowment for the Arts, The Georgia Humanities Council, The Greater Augusta Arts Council, and the Augusta Housing & Community Development Department.

The Walking Tour is sponsored in part by a grant from Georgia Humanities Council in partnership with The Emory Center for Digital Scholarship.

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Greater Augusta Arts Council

Lucy Craft Laney Museum of Black History

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Audrey Sala Adenike Jeter-Allen
Audrey “Sala Adenike” Jeter-Allen is a multi-faceted artist who creates through painting, writing, dancing, singing, teaching and learning. Sala served several years as Art Department Chair and visual arts teacher at the Jessye Norman School of the Arts in Augusta, GA. She is an alumna of Vassar College in Poughkeepsie NY and holds a BA Degree in Performing and Visual Arts from Empire State College, State University of New York. As a visual artist, Ms. Jeter-Allen’s paintings have been exhibited at various colleges, museums and community galleries both locally and nationally. She is the illustrator of the children’s book Hello Queen.

Ashley Gray
Ashley Gray is a ceramic artist living in Aiken, SC that specializes in sculpture and relief tile. Her focus is on creating medium to large-scale ceramic reliefs for public art and private home commissions. She has installed public art pieces in New York, South Carolina, and Georgia.

Kristie Robin Johnson
Kristie Robin Johnson is an educator, essayist, and poet from Augusta, GA. She is a graduate of the MFA Creative Writing program at Georgia College and State University. Kristie's writing has been nominated for a Pushcart Prize, AWP honors, and has received other awards and recognition. Her work has appeared or is forthcoming in Rigorous Lit Mag, Split Lip Magazine, ESME, Under the Gum Tree, Lunch Ticket, riverSedge, and other journals, anthologies, and publications. Her first book, High Cotton, will be released in 2020 by Raised Voice Press. She resides in Grovetown, GA with her two sons.

Sara Cooks
Sara Cooks is an Educator of the Richmond County School System. She currently teaches 1st grade at C. T. Walker Traditional Magnet School where she leads the Black History and Sign Language Clubs with grateful support of the school and committee. She proudly says, “We are small and mighty.” Sara has been the signer for the Tribe of Judah Dance Ministry of the historic Tabernacle Baptist Church since March of 2001.

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